But even from the standpoint of using the internet for long form discussions to discuss controversial topics without a producer saying it was time to break for commercial... howard stern for instance was one of the early adopters of long form radio interviews and that wasn't really seen from anyone else until these podcasts came along
So even if he is including himself with the association of the IDW, I don't find him wrong in saying that. The point being, long form interviews of controversial topics... being able to flesh out the debate instead of playing to the sound bites
All of these things have already been done a long time ago, they're not exactly early adopters in any way. JP doesn't really strike me as very tech savvy, and I think he may have a bit of a false picture of things. It reminds me of how my parents are frequently impressed by lots of pretty mundane internet things that they think are new, they're about his age.
So you are dismissing everything else he is saying based on what... that Jordan Peterson was trying to make up a description of the IDW (a made up term by dudes in their circle) as early adopter of Podcasts for long form discussions on controversial topics?
Seems to be a little simplistic of a hang-up for you... not too dissimilar from dismissing what someone has said due to a typo, or by speaking in generalities to save time... but, hey... that is your point to make...
It just seems that usually your points are a little more of an intellectual review of the message as a whole instead of focusing on a throw away comment at the beginning. I only posted the second clip because SJC mentioned the IDW and DMT...
As far as a long time ago... technology and the rapid progression of it makes 10 years ago feel like a long time ago... 10 years is a blip... I mean... humans have only been flying in airplanes for... how long? Just over 100 years? And dropping bombs from them 10 years after that... nukes, a other 20? And before that... sail boats where the shit for centuries.
YouTube has long been the land of cat and nut shot videos. It is only 10 years (ish) that people have been using it for long form podcast interviews as a means of getting messages out without using newspapers or tv... but, again... I understand what you are trying to say... as far as the tech savvy aspect... there are lectures that he recorded back in the mullet days... it's not hard to stay tech savvy if you don't ignore it